New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-04
NETWORK CITY.

Many visitors to Central Park also find 1t worth their
time to view the panorama Of the Merrmac and Mont
tor naval battle at Madisonave and Fifty -nnth-st
The trial of Policeman Hahn. who killed Captain Jack
Hussey. was down yesterday for Friday before
Judge Cowfng.
The following appointments were made by Collector
Magone yesterday Alfred c. Mitchell, Of this city,
stenog rapher at a salary Of 81 900: Fred T. Van
Hoesen of Cortland County, teller $1,000 and THOMAS
J. Hackett, Hyde Park New-York, Waterman, Se4o.
At meeting Of the Baptist ministers, the Rev. Ad-
olson Parker, Of Morrisown, N. j., was elected mod
orator for three months. 4" Some Consequences OF a
Denial of tho Deity" the subject Of paper read
by the Rev A. J. Hutton at the meeting OF the pas
tors of the Reformed Church
The Southern NewYork Baptist Association VIII
begin its sessions day at the Fifth Avenue Baptist
Church.
Tho steamship Egypt, of the National Line, that
broke a crank shaft on her voyage here from Liver
pool and put into ct. Johns Newfoundland, last week
for repairs arrived yesterday, bringing safeiy ner
900 passengers.
Marie Sophie Christine Goodmundson, the young
swede who arrived on the Heola and attempted TO
commit suicide while temporarily insane has rccov
cred her reason and Will be sent ON TO her Hiehds III
the West to-day.
esse scigman treasurer Of the relief fund for the
sufferers by fire In Botuchani Roumana, has received
a $50 So mostly the offerings Of the poor subscrp
tions may be sent TO No. 80 broadway ior announcer
week
One OF Frederick Gcbhard's stable boys charged
the coachman with robbng him at Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday. The prisoner was held ior
examination
Two copper colored Iroquos Indians who live In the
city, appeared at Jefferson Market Police Court yester
dav IN have their two little daughters, each named
Mary committed to the Juvenile Asylum lheir To
quests were granted
At the exhibition which viii be opened next wodnes
dav in the Twenty. third Street Tabernacle painting
~ . Christ ON Calvary will be exhibited. 1t was
completed By Munkacsy in 1884, belongs 10 Charles
sedelmeycr and is reported TO have had remarkable
success in London, Paris and Buda Pesth.
The funeral Of George X. Chase, member OF the
Produce Exchange, who died on Thursday, was hciu
Yesterday at his house, No. 3o1 West NinctecnthsI
The burial was at WoOdlawh
The referee In the Cude reference case took another
bout with Receiver Spiegels accounts yesterday Not
much progress was made, owing TO Mr. spiegeis poor
memory.
Mayor Hewitt has written TO ". +. Taafe, Health
Inspector Of Plumbing, congratuaung him on MS
action in declining bribc from the owner OF tene
ment house, and BIZ ging the latter TO ]usuee
A letter has been received By the Dock Commits
sloners from q company renting spaces for signs on
the piers denying the authority Of the DOCK Board In
refusing TO permit signs on the piers. The Commits
sioncrs Will cause the arrest OF al VIM 'oao VIC 'e
lation-
Professor Bickmorc's lectures 10 public school
teacher, this winter will be held In Chickering Hail.
instead Of the Museum OF Natural History. The
course will be In geography and ethnology and will
begin on saturday The nrst lecture VIII Dc on
Egypt"
Warren c. Barry Of this city, yesterday presented
a gold-lined silver cup TO the female chimpanzec,
Kitty, with her name engraved upon IT,